Liz Granger, Author at Ms. Magazine
Skip to content

Trending:

  • FEMINIST 250
  • Older Women
  • Pipeline to Predators
  • Film + TV
  • Epstein
  • Birth Control
  • Maternal Health
  • Trump

Ms. MagazineMs. Magazine

More Than A Magazine, A Movement

  • donate
  • join
  • Renew
  • News & Opinion
  • Politics
  • Health
  • Culture
  • Ms. Studios
  • Women & Democracy
  • Series
  • Explore by Topic
  • Store

Author: Liz Granger

Liz Granger is a Chicago-based freelancer working on a book manuscript about sanitary pads in Uganda as part of a 2011 Fulbright grant. Her work has appeared in Bitch, the Chicago Tribune, Refinery29, the Chicago Sun-Times, the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Condé Nast Traveler and Prairie Schooner. She graduated from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism and from the University of North Carolina Wilmington’s nonfiction program.
  • Health
  • National

Putting Periods on the Agenda

Liz Granger

Andrew Cuomo’s push for free menstrual products in school restrooms for girls in New York state underscores how rapidly the menstrual equity movement has become politically favorable and mainstream.

RSS feed: Feminist Daily News Feminist Daily News

  • ¡Sí Se Puede!: Dolores Huerta’s Feminist Legacy Lives On
  • Making Women’s History Part of the Curriculum
  • Domestic Violence and Femicide in Afghanistan: Women Are Denied Protection and Justice

Popular This Week

Ms. Magazine
  • About Ms.
    • Ms. History
    • Masthead
    • Ms. Committee of Scholars
    • Internships
  • Membership
    • Get Ms.
    • Give the Gift of Ms.
    • Manage Your Ms. Email Preferences
    • Member Services
    • Support Ms.
    • Newsletters
    • Back Issues
    • Store
  • Contact
    • Media Center
    • Writing for Ms.
    • Contact Us
    • Advertise with Ms.
  • Programs & Sister Organizations
    • Feminist Majority Foundation
    • Feminist Campus
    • Girls Learn International
Copyright © 2026Feminist Majority Foundation
  • Author Guidelines and Rights
  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy

Ms. is wholly owned and published by the Feminist Majority Foundation